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2014 IT Priorities Survey Results
Kurt Underwood, Cal Slemp, Jonathan Wyatt, Jeff Weber, Protiviti Managing Directors
Apr 24 2014
60 mins
Protiviti's IT Priorities Survey results reveal 2/3 companies are going through a major IT transformation in 2014. Join Protiviti's IT Consulting managing directors to discuss why.
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E-Discovery For The New Enterprise Cloud World
Weisen Li, Sr. Business Development Manager, Box; Roger Angarita, Sr. Product Management, Guidance Software
Mar 26 2014
32 mins
Corporations around the globe are adopting cloud solutions as a secure way to store and share information. At the same time, their legal and IT departments are challenged to develop a comprehensive e-discovery strategy for ongoing litigation, arbitration, and internal regulatory investigations.
In this one-hour webinar, Guidance Software and Box® team up to present the integration that enables streamlined, defensible discovery of ESI stored on Box with EnCase® eDiscovery. The webinar will cover:
-Goals and requirements for secure cloud storage
-Complexities associated with e-discovery collection from the cloud
-How to deploy an EnCase eDiscovery/Box integrated solution
-A case study on an organizations currently using this integrated solution
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Guide to Business Continuity Management in 2014
Jeffrey Weber, Michael Porier, and Jonathan Bronson, Managing Directors @ Protiviti
Feb 20 2014
60 mins
Protiviti's BCM experts will share key changes in business continuity management in 2014.
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Tales from the Trenches: Blue Shield In-House Team
Jon A. Johnson, Mark Menz, Caitlin Murphy, George Socha, Tom Gelbmann,
Jan 30 2014
61 mins
Sponsored by AccessData.
Tales from the Trenches: Blue Shield In-House Team uses Forensics and Mobile Device Discovery Techniques to Optimize E-Discovery
Join Blue Shield of California's legal IT department for a discussion of the real-life practices and workflows that have led them to save over $1million in legal services costs. Using forensics tools, mobile device investigation tools and e-discovery tools together, Blue Shield has realized a more thorough analysis of case data, improved efficiencies and is inventing new investigation techniques along the way. Attend the webinar to learn how the team:
• Tracks information/data across the entire case life cycle
• Collects from a large variety of data sources
• Uses forensics techniques to perform a deeper analysis of documents, social media, keywords, photos and more
• Analyzes mobile devices as an important source of case data
* Jon A. Johnson - GSEC, MCSE, CCNA; Security Engineer Lead, IT Security; Blue Shield of California
* Mark Menz; Security Engineer, IT Security; Blue Shield of California
* Caitlin Murphy; Director, Product Marketing & Strategy; AccessData
* Tom Gelbmann
* George Socha
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Evolving eDiscovery Workflows for the Future
Joe Utsler, Alexander L. Shusterman, George Socha, Tom Gelbmann
Jan 23 2014
60 mins
Sponsored by Nuix.
The increasing volume and complexity of data involved in eDiscovery are making it harder for law firms and litigation support vendors to deliver timely, error-free services while still maintaining profitability. Legal service providers are increasingly facing pressure to complete larger volumes of work, faster – but achieving accurate, timely and defensible results requires a high level of technical skill and legal knowledge to prevent errors and rework.
This session will examine case studies of legal service providers that completed workflow and automation projects during the identification, preservation and processing stages of the EDRM. These projects resulted in lower costs of eDiscovery, reduced risk of errors, shared work across teams and offices; and made the output more defensible. The panel of eDiscovery experts will examine the processes these firms went through, the benefits they achieved and the lessons they learned along the way.
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Inside the Newest E-Discovery Software Integrations: LexisNexis Early Data Analy
James Orcutt, LexisNexis; George Socha and Tom Gelbmann, EDRM & Apersee
Dec 17 2013
60 mins
During this one hour complimentary webinar you will see the latest integration and functionality offered within LexisNexis Early Data Analyzer 1.5 and LAW PreDiscovery 6.5. We will explore how you can easily identify, index, filter, and search data at the source in LexisNexis Early Data Analyzer. Then process, pre-review and cull hundreds of native document types and emails prior to scanning and reviewing in LAW PreDiscovery. Learn first-hand about the integrations within these two powerful software programs, how they work together and with other discovery software.
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Information Governance by Design
Aliye Ergulen, Derek Gascon, Tom Gelbmann and George Socha
Dec 12 2013
61 mins
Sponsored by IBM.
There is no question that information volume, cost, and risk will continue to grow. There is also no question that a proactive information governance program is required. The issue is no longer why an organization needs one, but rather how to strategically design and implement one successfully with sustainable outcomes. Join this webinar hosted by leading industry groups to hear about what is new in information governance, why the time is now, and how to drive it forward - the strategy and the practice.
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Why You Need to Move Beyond Traditional Backup & Archiving
Calvin Zito, Storage and Social Media Expert, HP; David Scott, SVP and GM HP Storage; Jason Buffington, Sr Analyst, ESG
Dec 10 2013
49 mins
In a recent report, 39% of storage professionals said that data backup and recovery is a business challenge and 27% said it is a top IT priority. As the volume, variety, and velocity of data growth continues, legacy Backup, Recovery and Archiving (BURA) solutions are failing to keep pace.
As the cost and complexity of protecting data continues to rise, more data is at risk. Join @HPStorage Guy Calvin Zito and a panel of experts as they discuss how BURA must be transformed to fit the New Style of IT.
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Steve Hobbs Interviews Frank Hatheway, Chief Economist @ NASDAQ OMX
Steve Hobbs and Frank Hatheway
Nov 25 2013
6 mins
Protiviti's Managing Director Steve Hobbs discusses the current state of the IPO process with NASDAQ Economist Frank Hatheway prior to his Protiviti presentation on October 29th, 2013.
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IPO Pricing with NASDAQ Chief Economist
Frank Hatheway, Steve Hobbs
Nov 20 2013
56 mins
NASDAQ OMX Chief Economist Frank Hatheway discusses the IPO pricing process on October 29th, 2013.
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Summation 5.0 Showcase - see the modern Summation in action!
Caitlin Murphy, Scot Lefton, George Socha, Tom Gelbmann
Nov 19 2013
61 mins
If you haven't seen the new Summation yet, now is the time. Join AccessData and EDRM.net to see a live demonstration of the modern Summation!
Driven by the AccessData technology core, Summation 5.0 offers ground-breaking new functionality including Predictive Coding and visual analytics and is fully interoperable with market-leading digital forensic investigative solution, FTK™.
Watch the webinar to see Summation 5's integrated processing engine and streamlined review with improved email threading & cluster analysis. The presentation will also feature real-time transcript review, our concordance migration tool and AccessData's proprietary document viewer, which eliminates the need to TIFF in order to redact and annotate.
We'll also feature live Q&A, so Register Today!
Caitlin Murphy, Director of Legal Marketing for AccessData
Scott Lefton, Sales Engineer for AccessData
George Socha
Tom Gelbmann
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Payment Card Industry (PCI) Data Security Standards (DSS) Updates
Scott Laliberte and Jeff Sanchez, Managing Directors, Protiviti
Nov 13 2013
90 mins
Protiviti's PCI Security Experts will discuss recent changes and upcoming developments in data security standards and impact on companies.
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E-Discovery Processing Made Simple
Martin Audet, Nuix; Bill Hamilton, UF Law E-Discovery Project; George Socha, EDRM; Tom Gelbmann, EDR
Nov 7 2013
62 mins
Join us on Thursday, November 7 from 1:00 to 2:00 pm Central when we present the free UF Law / EDRM webinar, "E-Discovery Processing Made Simple" – sponsored by Nuix.
To find critical electronically stored information in a large body of data, you often first need to process the data. And when you process data, you better do so in a way you can defend. With the help of Nuix's new e-discovery Director, the University of Florida E-Discovery Project team will de-mistify processing and walk the audience though data processing from document input to output for review. Learn the critical processing events you need to know and watch how processing can be managed with intuitively understandable graphics, charts and reports.
Speakers and Moderators:
* Martin Audet, Nuix
* Bill Hamilton, UF Law E-Discovery Project
* George Socha, EDRM
* Tom Gelbmann, EDRM
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2014 Finance Priorities Survey Results
FEI, Jay Thompson and Ryan Senter, Managing Directors, Protiviti
Nov 7 2013
61 mins
FEI and Protiviti will jointly present on the findings from Protiviti's 2014 Finance Priorities Survey.
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Introducing Concordance® Evolution 2.2.1
Chiara Vega, LexisNexis; George Socha and Tom Gelbmann, EDRM & Apersee
Oct 3 2013
60 mins
During this one hour complimentary webinar you will see the latest integration and functionality offered within Concordance® Evolution 2.2.1. This is the next generation of a fully installed enterprise review software product for electronic discovery and litigation document management. Learn first-hand how the integration of LAW PreDiscoveryTM and LexisNexis® Near Dupe work within Concordance Evolution to help you save money and time while reducing your risk for errors.
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Health Plan Engagement - Why mHealth Matters
Earl Rousseau, Kevin Kenney, Matt Jackson, Protiviti and Ashley Reynolds, Sensei, Inc.
Oct 1 2013
54 mins
Experts will provide an overview of mHealth best practices and HIPAA security as well as suggestions for incorporating this mHealth technology into healthcare payer organizations' engagement strategy
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New Ways of Seeing: Visual Analytics Comes of Age in E-Discovery
April Miller, LRay Bernal, Eric Killough, George Socha, Tom Gelbmann
Sep 12 2013
61 mins
Sponsored by AccessData.
For the past few years, e-discovery tools have been propagating new
"visualization" technologies. While these have enlivened display monitors at technology fairs, they have not been incorporated into daily workflows. As workloads have grown, however, and as the tools have evolved, practitioners have begun to appreciate the practicality of quickly assessing relationships, emphases and activity-levels using timelines, graphical representations, and the ability to "zoom in" on important needles in their electronic haystacks. Join our panel as we describe ways to redesign your workflow to make the most of these new tools.
* April Miller, Paralegal, Tennessee Attorney General's Office
* Ray Bernal, Litigation Paralegal/Litigation Support Analyst, Solomon Ward
* Eric Killough, Product Marketing Manager, AccessData
* Tom Gelbmann, Co-Founder, EDRM & Apersee
* George Socha, Co-Founder, EDRM & Apersee
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IPO or M&A?
Eric Ball, SVP Finance @ Oracle, Rob Krolik, CFO @Yelp, Steve Hobbs, Managing Director @ Protiviti
Aug 15 2013
66 mins
Oracle, Yelp, and Protiviti will discuss a roadmap to complete a successful IPO or M&A transaction, including key strategic considerations from processes to people and technology. You will have an opportunity to hear from an IPO perspective from Yelp's CFO, Rob Krolik and corporate buyer side from Oracle's SVP of Finance, Eric Ball.
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Why Aren't You Using Technology Assisted Review Yet?
Joshua Gilliland, Esq., Allison J. Walton, Esq., Charlie Kaupp, George Socha, Tom Gelbmann
Aug 13 2013
61 mins
EDRM webinar sponsored by AccessData
A Candid Discussion of the Fears and Realities of TAR
After much discussion, no controversy should remain regarding the effectiveness of TAR. When executed as a complement to human review, research and court holdings will support any user's decision to use it to effectively manage the culling, organization, review and production of responsive documents. It saves money, saves time and improves accuracy. So, why isn't everyone using it already? Join our panel of experts for a lively discussion of TAR-phobia and tips for getting past it.
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Road Map for Growth — People, Process & Technology: Key Considerations for SMBs
Paul McDonald, Robert Half; Steve Hobbs, Protiviti
Jun 20 2013
63 mins
A panel of experts from Robert Half and Protiviti will discuss key considerations as companies grow rapidly. Whether through business expansion, a successful IPO, merger or acquisition, any company considering one of these strategies must prepare a solid foundation to enable a successful and smooth transition. This event is designed to frame these liquidity activities in the context of a long-term strategic plan for growing companies.
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The Eight Essential Elements of a Third Party Anti-Corruption Program
Scott Wisniewski, Protiviti; Scott Moritz, Protiviti; Chris McClean, Forrester Research
Jun 19 2013
61 mins
Discussion topics will include:
• Current trends and recent issues regarding third party anti-corruption
• Eight essential elements of a third party anti-corruption program
• Best practices and examples to implement these eight essentials
• Enabling technology in deploying and maintaining your anti-corruption program
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IT Security Survey Results - Priority for CIOs, Thwarting Crisis Remain Elusive
Charly Paelinck, SVP/CTO, Caesars, Cal Slemp and Jeffrey Sanchez, Managing Directors, Protiviti
Jun 18 2013
57 mins
IT Security Experts discuss key findings from 2013 IT Security Survey results with CTO of Caesar's Entertainment
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Mobile Discovery and IOS
Gail Gottehrer, Lee Reiber, George Socha, Tom Gelbmann
May 29 2013
61 mins
Sponsored by AccessData.
Legal and IT professionals face unique and daunting challenges with the ubiquity of iPhone and iPad use. First, these devices store an enormous and varied amount of information. Second, Apple's proprietary and frequently changing iOS operating system presents a constantly moving target for those who have a duty to examine this information. If your clients or your staff conduct business with an iPhone or an iPad, you need to know how to recover, analyze, and manage the data they create. Our panel of experts will discuss these challenges associated with iOS investigations and present solutions -- in policy and technology -- to these challenges.
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Don't get left behind—eDiscovery is for everyone
Martin Audet, William Hamilton, George Socha, Tom Gelbmann
May 28 2013
61 mins
Sponsored by NUIX.
Small and mid-sized firms struggle with eDiscovery, and must manage the same tasks with fewer resources than large enterprises. Join Tom Gelbmann and George Socha, Co-Founders of Apersee & EDRM, along with William Hamilton, Dean of the Department of E-discovery at Bryan University, and Nuix's eDiscovery Consultant Martin Audet for a webinar discussing how advanced technologies can help smaller organizations handle large eDiscovery challenges.
Learn about:
• How eDiscovery is becoming more accessible and necessary for small to mid-size firms
• How advanced eDiscovery and forensic technology can work on smaller data sets
• The importance of managing your data proactively
• How to avoid common eDiscovery pitfalls
• Importance of staying on top of the latest eDiscovery technologies – Don't get left behind
• Why Nuix is offering Prooffinder – A philanthropic eDiscovery tool
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Purchasing Decisions for eDiscovery
Frank J. Spadafino, Joan Washburn, Lorin Keuhner, George Socha, Tom Gelbmann
May 14 2013
60 mins
During this one-hour complimentary webinar, sponsored by LexisNexis, we will discuss why law firms are moving their litigation environments to a private cloud, and the requirements and internal challenges often faced when deciding to make the move to a hosted solution. You'll hear from a Chief Information Officer and Litigation Director at two top law firms as they share their personal experiences and insight into the main requirements law firms must consider when incorporating the cloud into their e-discovery technology strategy.
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ESPN 760′s Thursday Night Football returns with West Boca at Gardensby Jeff Greer
We had a post earlier today talking about Seaview Radio's broadcasting schedule for this year's season. Well, take a look at the Thursday Night Football schedule for ESPN 760 (AM).
The first game for ESPN 760 called this season was Monday's Glades Central-Dwyer matchup. West Boca Raton at Palm Beach Gardens will be the first game broadcast on Thursday nights this season. Here's the full list:
Sept. 8: West Boca at Palm Beach Gardens
Sept. 15: Glades Central at American Heritage
Sept. 22: Summit Christian at Village Academy (at the old Seacrest High Athletics Complex)
Sept. 29: Benjamin at Pope John Paul II
Oct. 6: Glades Central at Suncoast
Oct. 13: Royal Palm Beach at West Boca Raton
Oct. 20: Olympic Heights at Forest Hill
Oct. 27: Lake Worth at Dwyer
Nov. 3: Coral Springs Christian at Jupiter Christian (at John I. Leonard)
Nov. 10: Cardinal Newman at Boynton Beach
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Exhibitions Archive
This archive includes past Cooper-Hewitt exhibitions dating back to 1975. Earlier exhibitions, including those set as early as the 1930s when the Museum was the Cooper Union Museum for the Arts of Decoration, are being compiled and will be added at a future date. The Museum is currently closed for renovation, scheduled to re-open in 2014.
Past exhibitions can also be explored online through exhibition catalogs and related publications in our collection of historical publications.
La Nijinska: A Dancer's LegacyOn View: Tuesday, March 18, 1986 to Sunday, July 6, 1986
This exhibition traces the career of Bronislava Nijinska, a pioneering choreographer who was influential in the development of ballet as a modernist art form. The exhibition spans her early training at the Russian Imperial Theatrical School with her brother Vaslav Nijinsky and her career with the Diaghilev's Ballets Russes de Monte Carlo through to her years in Paris and the United States.dance, 20th century, modernism, ballet, theatrical design, costumes, exhibitions
Playing CardsOn View: Tuesday, March 18, 1986 to Sunday, May 25, 1986
This exhibition features selections from more than 100 different playing card decks. The earliest cards are from a 15th-century Visconti-Sforza tarot deck painted by Bonifacio Bembo, while the most contemporary are represented by an uncut printer's sheet of a deck produced with offset lithography. Although most cards are made of paper, examples made from leather, ivory, aluminum, and steel are also on display.playing cards, games, graphic design, printing, illustration, exhibitions
Toys from the Nuremburg Spielzug MuseumOn View: Monday, March 3, 1986 to Sunday, May 11, 1986
More than 200 toys are on display from the Spielzug Museum in Nuremberg, Germany. Nuremberg has been famous for its toys since the late Middle Ages; the exhibition features vintage dolls, doll houses, miniature shop interiors, building blocks, magic lanterns, steam engines, books, and games produced over the past five centuries.
Organized and presented by the Spielzug Museum of Nuremberg in cooperation with the Goethe House New York, Lufthansa Airlines, and Bayerische Vereinsbank.toys, Germany, traveling exhibitions
Memphis/MilanoOn View: Tuesday, January 21, 1986 to Thursday, March 13, 1986
This is the first major exhibition of Memphis furniture, ceramics, glassware, and drawings in New York City. Established in 1981 in Milan, Memphis is a design movement that defies the rules of classic, functional design. Works are on view from an international set of Memphis designers and architects, including Ettore Sottsass, Matteo Thun, Marco Zanini, Gerard Taylor, Martine Bedin, Michele de Lucchi, George Sowden, Andrea Branzi, Aldo Cibic, and Peter Shire.
The Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum is the final stop on this traveling exhibition's tour.Memphis, drawings, furniture design, ceramics, glassware, Italy, 1980s, 20th century, traveling exhibitions
Advertising AmericaOn View: Tuesday, December 17, 1985 to Sunday, March 9, 1986
An exhibition of more than 150 advertisements from the Museum's permanent collection.graphic design, advertising, exhibitions
The Golden Eye: An International Tribute to the Artisans of IndiaOn View: Tuesday, November 5, 1985 to Sunday, February 23, 1986
The exhibition displays products and crafts resulting from the collaboration between Indian artisans and internationally-recognized designers from the West. The exhibition includes massive carved stone benches by Mario Bellini, tables by Ettore Sottsass, modular toys by Milton Glaser and Ivan Chermayeff, brocades by Charles Moore, and clothing by Mary McFadden.
Organized by Indian designer Rajeev Sethi, the Handicrafts and Handlooms Export Corporation of India Ltd., and the Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum as part of the nationwide Festival of India 1985-1986.India, crafts, artisans, handicrafts, exhibitions
The Modern Spirit: Glass from FinlandOn View: Tuesday, October 1, 1985 to Sunday, January 5, 1986
This exhibition highlights distinctive Finnish glassworks from the first decades of the 20th century through the years following World War II. The more than 200 pieces on display represent the work of Alvar Aalto, Tapio Wirkkala, and other leading modern artists and designers. The exhibition showcases items from the collections of the recently-constructed Finnish Glass Museum in Riihimäki and from the Museum of Applied Arts in Helsinki, many of which are being shown for the first time in the United States.Finland, glassware, 20th century, exhibitions
Paris Recorded: The Thérèse Bonney CollectionOn View: Tuesday, September 17, 1985 to Sunday, December 8, 1985
More than 140 photographs by the photojournalist Thérèse Bonney are on display in this exhibition documenting the evolution of design and decoration in Paris, from the watershed Exposition Internationale des Arts Décoratifs et Industriels Modernes in 1925 through the early 1930s. These photographs, selected from the Museum's archives, capture the great changes in the Parisian streetscape due to innovative, modernist facades and art deco influences in window displays at stores such as Galeries Lafayette and Bon Marché.
Thérèse Bonney, 1925 Paris Exposition, France, 20th century, Architecture, interior design, decoration, window treatments, retail, photography, photojournalism, exhibitions
Carnegie's Libraries: A Sesquicentennial CelebrationOn View: Tuesday, June 11, 1985 to Sunday, September 8, 1985
To mark the 150th exhibition of Andrew Carnegie's birth, this exhibition focuses on the architectural impact of Carnegie's philanthropic public library program in the United States, which helped construct more than 1,600 buildings. Architectural drawings, photographs, cartoons, posters, and 300 vintage postcards, illustrate the program's broad geographic scope as well as the skillful planning solutions developed by architects in response to the problem of designing a relatively new type of building.Architecture, architectural drawings, posters, postcards, American, libraries, Andrew Carnegie, exhibitions
Chicago Furniture: Art, Craft and Industry 1833–1983On View: Tuesday, May 21, 1985 to Sunday, August 25, 1985
An exhibition of the history of furniture making in Chicago, from the development of mechanization and mass production to design innovations in art furniture.
This traveling exhibition was organized by Sharon Darling, Curator of Decorative Arts at the Chicago Historical Society.furniture, Chicago, traveling exhibitions, ch:exhibition=35350349


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Children's Curriculum
Click here to purchase A Joyful Path Children's Curriculum
A Joyful Path- The Inner Wisdom Series
Spiritual Curriculum for Young Hearts and Minds
Is your community searching for a way to connect children with an authentic spiritual experience that is inter-spiritual, creative and multi-layered? A Joyful Path is truly progressive Christian curriculum that is inclusive, joy-full, compassionate, and intelligent. This behavior-over-belief curriculum connects children with their own inner wisdom. It teaches interdependence, self awareness, respect for nature, stillness, forgiveness, prayer, meditation, and integrity. Using the Bible and other wisdom stories, A Joyful Path helps children learn how to follow the path of Jesus in today's world.
"The great need in the Christian church is for a Sunday school curriculum for children that does not equate faith with having a pre-modern mind. The Center for Progressive Christianity has produced just that. Teachers can now teach children in Sunday school without crossing their fingers. I endorse it wholeheartedly."
~John Shelby Spong, Author, Jesus for the Non-Religious
"One of the major challenges for Progressive Christians in the years to come is paying more attention to "equipping the saints." The dictionary meaning for "equipping" is "to supply with intellectual, emotional, or spiritual essentials." It is derived from an old French term which means "to put to sea, to embark." The ProgressiveChristianity.org has picked up this challenge and provided congregations and parents with two years of relevant and imaginative curriculums for the 21st century. They have taken the lead in reframing Sunday school teachings and made them into invaluable resources for "equipping the saints" as they head out on the sea of our culture. Whether you are a parent, a Sunday School teacher, a preacher, a spiritual seeker, or just someone who likes to look at ideas from a child's point of view, this one's for you."
~Mary Ann and Frederik Brussat, Spirituality and Practice
NEWS! A Joyful Path, Year Two is now available! Year Two focuses on the Eight Points of progressive Christianity, giving children a framework within which to experience their spiritual journey. Each year of this curriculum can stand on it's own, so even if you have not purchased Year One, the children in your community will love and benefit from Year Two!
Read this awesome review of A Joyful Path, Year Two by Mary Ann and Frederik Brussat!
Using This Curriculum
This spiritual curriculum is intended for 6 to 10 year olds but may be adapted for children slightly older or younger. The lessons are written for a classroom setting and are also appropriate for use at home.
A unique and important aspect of this curriculum is that the lessons are both heart-centered and experiential. Through stories and activities, children's bodies and feelings are engaged as well as their minds. Giving children experiences that are real and meaningful helps them integrate and apply the ideals of Progressive Christianity to lives right now. Experiential learning also helps to create a solid foundation for a child's life-long spiritual journey.
What is included in A Joyful Path?
Both Year One and Year Two are designed for teaching in everything from home environments to multi-classroom environments.
Both have the ability for digital lessons and teaching from a media device (if you purchase one of the group packages that comes with a DVD)
Both have 38 full lessons which include:
A Teacher Introduction
A Teacher Reflection or Meditation
Bible Verses
Wisdom Quotations
Fun and Creative Activities- Art, Crafts, Music, Movements, Meditations
Spiritual Affirmations with a Full Page Affirmation Art
An Original Story with Story Art
Discussion Questions
Plus Teacher Introductory Pages which include Classroom Management Tips, Bringing Nature into the Curriculum, Using the Affirmations, and Using this Curriculum
With Year Two complete, we are setting our sights on a third and final year of curriculum for this age group, and then we want to move into creating progressive, inter-spiritual curriculum for older children, ages 11-15.
Please help us make this vision a reality by donating to this important project!
Click here to purchase A Joyful Path Children's Curriculum
Click here to download lesson samples from A Joyful Path
What Is A Joyful Path Year One Like?
In A Joyful Path, Year One, we focus on behavior over belief. Focusing on the teachings of Jesus, Year One is all about supporting children to find their own inner wisdom and to connect to the Spirit and God Within All.
Topics Covered are:
The body
Heart nature
The Will
The Intellect
God Within All
Letting Go
The Universe
The Bible
The Life of Jesus
Christian Holidays
And MORE! Click here to see the full lesson list for Year One!
What Is A Joyful Path Year Two Like?
In A Joyful Path, Year Two, we focus on some of the main tenets of Progressive Christianity and Spirituality, giving our children the foundation they need to walk the path of Jesus in today's world. It has stories and affirmations written to help children clarify their own personal beliefs while staying open to the wisdom of other traditions.
Year Two will be similar to Year One, in that it will have 38 lessons, full color original artwork, a contemplative and introductory section for the teacher in each lesson, 38 original stories, incredible heart warming, feeling based activities, and tips to bring music and nature into each lesson.
Year Two will have be slightly different from Year One, in that we are going to focus more directly on our eight points, breaking them down into 3-5 lessons per point.
Topics Covered are:
The Teachings Of Jesus
How We Treat Others
The Search for Understanding
Peace and Social Justice
The Integrity of the Earth
Life-Long Learning and Selfless Love
Click Here for More Information on Using This Curriculum, Year Two
Promo Videos for Year One and Year Two
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A while back, we did a massive interview process of churches, scholars, theologians, and lay people asking them, what is needed most in the progressive Christian movement. Overwhelmingly, the response was a need for progressive, spiritual children's curriculum. So, we created the children's curriculum project, called The Inner Wisdom Series, and embarked on an exciting and groundbreaking journey. Our goal is to create progressive Christian children's curriculum that celebrates a joy-filled life, compassion for all, and the wisdom found within, while staying true to the teachings and path of Jesus.
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Shirley Jones, Patrick Cassidy, Adrienne Barbeau and More Set for Music Circus' 2012 Summer Season
After auditioning performers in New York City, Los Angeles and Sacramento, California Musical Theatre Artistic Director Glenn Casale has announced casting for the 62nd Music Circus season, including celebrated stage and screen stars as well as audience favorites from previous Music Circus seasons. The five-show season at the Wells Fargo Pavilion includes Grease, Disney's The Little Mermaid, The Music Man, Fiddler on the Roof and Crazy for You.
Casting highlights include Shirley Jones, who will play Mrs. Paroo, and her son Patrick Cassidy, who will play Harold Hill in The Music Man. After making her Broadway debut as Hodel in Fiddler on the Roof, Adrienne Barbeau will play Golde in the Music Circus production of that beloved musical. Vicki Lewis returns to Music Circus for her fifth consecutive year to play Ursula in Disney's The Little Mermaid.
Tickets for all 2012 Music Circus productions are on sale at the Wells Fargo Pavilion Box Office, 1419 H Street, by phone at (916) 557-1999, or online at Tickets.com. Tickets start at $30. Season tickets are still available at a 20 percent savings off single ticket prices by calling (916) 557-1999.
Grease: June 26 – July 1
Director: Glenn Casale
Choreographer: Patti Colombo
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Playing Sandy in this nostalgic trip to Rydell High in 1959 is Kirsten Scott, who has appeared on Broadway in the recent revival of Follies and Hairspray. Danny will be played by Brandon Albright, who starred in the recent production of The Buddy Holly Story, directed by Glenn Casale. Playing Betty Rizzo will be 2009 Laurence Olivier Award-winner Lesli Margherita, who was last at Music Circus in the 2010 production of Spamalot. Playing Kenickie will be Michael D. Jablonski, whose Broadway and touring credits include Book of Mormon, West Side Story and Saturday Night Fever. Robert J. Townsend, who will play Vince Fontaine/Teen Angel, has appeared in the touring productions of Mamma Mia!, Camelot and Grease. Beth Malone, who starred in the 2011 Music Circus production of Annie Get Your Gun, and originated the role of June Carter Cash in the Broadway production of Ring Of Fire, will play Marty. Playing Sonny LaTierri will be Joe Abraham, whose Broadway credits include The Little Mermaid and Hairspray.
Melissa WolfKlain, who starred in California Musical Theater Productions of Suds, A Grand Night for Singing and Forbidden Broadway at the Cosmopolitan Cabaret, will play Jan. Keven Quillon, who performed in Shrek The Musical and Grease, both on Broadway and on tour, will play Roger. Frenchy will be played by Melissa Fahn, whose credits include Wicked on Broadway and on tour, as well as the 2011 Music Circus production of Anything Goes. John Pinto, Jr., who will play Doody, was in The Lincoln Center national tour of South Pacific. Jill Townsend, who performed in the 2011 Music Circus production of Annie Get Your Gun, will play Patty Simcox. Eugene Florczyk will be played by Jeff Skowron, whose Broadway credits include The Lion King, Beauty and the Beast and High Society. Cynthia Ferrer, whose Music Circus credits include the 2011 production of Oliver! and the 2010 production of Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, will play Miss Lynch. Cha-Cha DiGregorio will be played by Dana Solimando, whose Broadway credits include Swing!, Peter Pan and Cats.


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Creating a Fine Art Black & White Flower Photo with Dan Harlacher
Posted on April 18, 2014
It rains a lot here in the Pacific Northwest. There are several months in the winter that can dampen the spirit of a photographer. My solution to this is to photograph flowers. It keeps your eye in tune and allows you to experiment with light in new and fun ways. One of my favorite challenges is to avoid using any fancy studio lights and use unexpected light sources like flashlights and table lamps instead. You can get away with "lighting murder" if you will in modern digital photography. You can use long exposures for low-light and remove any unwanted color cast in a click. The only special equipment you need is a tripod, which is essential. Since flowers are small you don't need big backgrounds or light modifiers. I just use the walls in my house or sheets of paper from the craft store.
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Perfect Inspiration: Creating a Timeless Look with Michael Corsentino
Posted on April 11, 2014
Michael Corsentino has been a professional photographer for the past 12 years and has also presented a previous episode Perfect Inspiration here on the onOne blog. To see his previous Perfect Inspiration presentation covering his photo editing workflow, click here. Michael's signature blend of photojournalism, fashion, and editorial styles have made him an in-demand lifestyle photographer. Michael travels all over the world and is the go to photographer for so many photographers in the industry.
Follow along with Michael as he demonstrates his knowledge of Adobe® Photoshop® and Perfect Photo Suite 8 on one of his vacation photos of Venice, Italy. Michael walks through how to create layers in Photoshop, stack photographic filters in Perfect Effects and apply a black and white conversion inside Perfect B&W. From start to finish, Michael takes an average photo and turns it into a timeless image that captures the Venice experience.
To watch the video in high resolution, open the video, click on the gear and select 720p.
Product Used: Perfect Photo Suite 8
Modules Used: Effects, B&W
Perfect Inspiration: Creating a Cross-Processed Film Look and Adding a Tilt-Shift Effect
Posted on April 4, 2014
FREE PRESET for Perfect Effects 8 available below – Join Jonny Davenport as he takes a photo he shot over 10 years ago and adds a cross-processed film look and changes the depth of field to replicate as if photographed with a tilt shift lens. Jonny has been a darkroom specialist and photographer for over 30 years. He is a local Portland photographer who specializes in film and portrait photography and is also part of the onOne Software staff.
Download the onOne free preset, Somachrome, created specifically for this episode of Perfect Inspiration!
To watch the video in high resolution, open the video, click on the gear and select 720p.
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Perfect Inspiration: Retouching a Panoramic with Hudson Henry
Posted on March 21, 2014
Hudson Henry has traveled the world shooting, doing documentary field work, and producing commercial projects. He is based right here in Portland, OR and he's excited to share this episode of Perfect Inspiration.
Follow along with Hudson as he walks through the quick retouching of his photos stitched together in Lightroom and retouched in Perfect Effects 8.
To watch the video in high resolution, open the video, click on the gear and select 720p.
Product Used: Perfect Photo Suite 8
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Professional Workflow with Michael Corsentino
Posted on February 21, 2014
Join Michael Corsentino as he walks through the Perfect Photo Suite 8 and shares his workflow. He shares how he uses Perfect Effects and Perfect Portrait on his photos and navigates through Browse on his folders of photos from various professional photo shoots.
Michael Corsentino is an award-winning contemporary wedding, portrait, editorial and fashion photographer. A 2013 American Photo Top Ten Wedding Photographer nominee, Michael is an Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Lightroom expert as well as a Capture One Pro Certified Professional. He is author of the popular Canon Speedlite System Digital Field Guide, Canon 6D Digital Filed Guide, and forthcoming Capture One 7 Pro Official Guide.
To watch the video in high resolution, open the video, click on the gear and select 720p.
Product Used: Perfect Photo Suite 8
Modules Used: Browse, Portrait, Effects
Perfect Inspiration: Working with Textures with Photomorphis
Posted on February 14, 2014
Doug Landreth, co-founder of Photomorphis, is well known for his richly emotional, painterly, composited fine art images. Join Doug in this episode of Perfect Inspiration as he evolves a seemingly ordinary photo into one of his signature photo illustrations.
Using Bokeh Textures by Liz LePage
Posted on October 18, 2013
Beautiful bokeh backgrounds can add a sparkle to an image that is swoon-worthy. However, having the right settings and props to create a lovely bokeh effect while you're shooting is not always convenient.
Shooting Your Own Textures by Liz Lepage
Posted on September 16, 2013
So many photo editing videos out there include the art of adding textures to your images, an extremely popular technique, but they rarely cover the most important topic; how do you create textures in first place?
It's pretty darn easy to do on your own and a lot of fun to boot. The best part is having your own unique arsenal that you can use and reuse constantly, without having to hunt online for ones that suit your fancy. Alongside all of my images, I also have homemade texture packs that I can apply any time I want to spice up my images!
The first step is actually going out and taking pictures, so here are a few pointers for your journey:
• Find the right location for you and what type of texture you want to shoot. If you're looking for brick, grunge and peeling paint, locate your nearest warehouse district complete with crumbling buildings and dirty walls. If you prefer a more natural approach, try taking a hike through the forest, which is full of tree bark, rushing streams and funky rocks.
• Check your local forecast ahead of time to help avoid extremely sunny afternoons. If you live somewhere that isn't the Pacific Northwest (full of clouds, which are nature's soft boxes), don't be afraid to bring a fill flash with you. Keep your images as flat as possible; the less shadows, the better.
• Bring the right equipment: leave your wide angle lenses at home and remember to pack a tripod! You'll want to make sure the images are crisp with no lens distortion.
• When you find a good spot, set your camera to a small aperture and high shutter speed. You want to avoid a shallow depth of field so that you're whole texture is perfectly in focus; try keeping your aperture ƒ16 or lower. Plus, you don't want your images to appear shaky, so hike that shutter speed up and pop your camera on a tripod; try shooting at 1/125th a second or higher.
Once you're home, with a card full of textured joy, it's time to edit if your image doesn't work perfectly straight out of your camera. You can do some basic editing such as: add detail, modify your exposure and contrast, adjust your colors, and more. There are no specific instructions for this part, as so much of this editing process lies in your personal preference. The most important rule is to have fun!
Here's a before and after example of a texture of mine. As you can see, I like my textures to be darker, richer in color and quite gritty.
Enjoy and happy editing!
Special note: Owners of Perfect Photo Suite 7.x will receive the Natural Texture Pack by Liz as part of their September Loyalty Reward – for FREE!
Creating Your Own Textures
Posted on August 16, 2013
A lot of you have shown us that you use textures when stylizing your images in onOne Software products. To give you even more texture options, here is an inexpensive and easy way to create your own set of textures and how to easily add them into the Perfect Photo Suite.
1. Visit your local arts and craft store
We drove to a local arts and crafts store near the onOne offices to look for paper that could act as a cool texture when blended with a photo. As it turned out, there was more than just paper available. Not only did we find a ton of paper styles in the store's scrapbooking section, we found a variety of textures including rice paper, burlap, cork, and sandpaper, to name just a few. It's amazing how endless the creative possibilities are with all of these different textures. The best part is, the textures we found were inexpensive. We snatched up 18-20 different samples for use in our texture pack for under $20.00 and we were in and out of the store in under 30 minutes.
2. Scan your textures
Once we returned to the office we started sorting through the textures. Our initial thought was to set up the onOne studio to photograph them. After chatting with Dan Harlacher, we learned the much easier way to capture them was to use a scanner. Luckily, Jonny Davenport keeps one at his desk (you can learn why from the recent Up Close Blog on Jonny).
Perfect Inspiration Episode 14 is now live!
Posted on June 30, 2012
For those of you who may not be aware of our new-ish series called 'Perfect Inspiration with Brian Matiash', it is a weekly episode-based feature that we are really proud of. The main goal is to help provide the most precious commodity to photographers and artists as a whole – Inspiration!
To that end, every Friday at 9:00AM Pacific/US, we will publish a new episode. Each episode contains an image (with a handy before/after slider), the anecdotal/inspirational story behind the image, a workflow video that walks you step-by-step through the process of getting the final image, and some free downloadable content.
This week's episode involves utilizing obstacles within your shot to make it even better than if they were removed to begin with. We hope you enjoy it.
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- Patrick , drinking Peet's since 2012 3/14/13
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To understand what this tea tastes like, go find a lawn, get on your hands and knees, and take a big bite of grass.
It smells and looks like lawn clippings. Perhaps I got a bad batch?
- Jehu Bako , drinking Peet's since 2006 2/23/13
- Avalon, CA
This Japanese Sencha is a little difficult tea to tame, but if infused properly can break through the "Jade Mist"- like taste and reveal a delightful complex flavor. Since it is a Japanese green tea, 5 minutes is usually recommended for waiting after boiling to keep the tannins (bitterness components) at bey, but this tea requires a 6 minute wait. This tea can also be steeped a second time with an additional minute added to the 6 minute steeping time. The Kelpy and Vegetal flavors are easily recognizable, but if infused for no more than 2 minutes each time, a lingering toasty, bamboo-ish flavor can be extracted by your taste buds! In net, a lengthened process will be totally worth the wait!
Recently purchased tea (late November 2012) I'm not a tea drinker but decided to try. I really love this tea, which will replace my coffee.
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I love this tea so much - it is my favorite green tea, and I have tried many kinds! However, it tastes somewhat different from other senchas I have tried. I just tried a different brand's green twig tea (kukicha) and it tastes exactly like this tea, leading me to think that Peet's sencha has some of the twigs and stems mixed in. To me, this is a great thing.
- Tom Connor , drinking Peet's since 2004 11/20/09
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I've never been much of a tea drinker. When I go to Peets, it's for the coffee. But when I felt myself coming down with a cold, I thought I'd order some Sencha Green Tea. I liked it so much that I bought a box to take home. From now on when I go to Peets, it won't just be for the coffee
- Adam Damon , drinking Peet's since 2009 7/8/09
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This is an excellent green tea to wake up to in the morning. The grassy, almost sea-like flavors that emerge when brewed remind me of the Japanese coast. Healthy and satisfying!
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The quality of an item in the world of Terraria is determined by the color of its name. There are currently eleven tiers of item quality.
Note that all items which can be reforged can vary in quality by several tiers, depending on which prefix they get. As such, except where otherwise noted, the guidelines below only apply to the base quality of the items in question.
Tier -1: Gray
Tier -1 items that have labels such as "Shameful", "Weak", "Annoying", or "Broken" after being crafted or reforged will become gray. Generally only Tier 1 items can be reduced to this tier of quality. Higher tier items are incapable of this.
Tier 0: White
Many items which are craftable early in the game are Tier 0. This Copper Helmet is an example of such an item. With the exceptions of Obsidian, Fireblossom, and Fireblossom Seeds, items of this tier are destroyed when in lava that is deep enough to cover approximately 25% of the item.
Tier 1: Blue
Weapons and Armor made of Demonite or better are Tier 1. Certain accessories such as Lucky Horseshoes are also tier one. Certain uncraftable weapons are tier 1 such as the Ball O' Hurt.
Tier 2: Green
Many (but not all) Tier 2 items are uncraftable. Some examples of items at this tier are Muramasa and Water Bolt.
Tier 3: Orange
Weapons and armor made of Hellstone are tier 3. Certain uncraftable weapons are tier 3, such as the Staff of Regrowth. Feral Claws and the Flower of Fire are tier 3. These items are usually found later in pre-hardmode.
Tier 4: Red
Most items made of Cobalt, Mythril, Adamantite, or their replacements are naturally Tier 4.
Tier 5: Pink
Certain items at or slightly below the Hallowed tier are naturally Tier 5.
Tier 6: Purple
This quality is on late game items (Prior to 1.2) such as anything in the Hallowed Set, and some items with top-tier effects, such as Legendary, Mythical and Unreal. This can be achieved by reforging items or looting chests. This does not apply to all top-tier forged items. It is also the rarity of the Console exclusive end game items like Tizona or the Dragon Armor.
Tier 7: Lime
This quality is on 1.2 late game items as the Black Belt and the Life Fruit. Also used for ultimate items with great prefixes such as "Unreal" or "Legendary".
Tier 8: Yellow
This quality tier is held by 1.2 endgame items such as the Keybrand, the True Excalibur and the Terra Blade.
A very few pre-hardmode items like the Frostspark Boots and the Bundle of Balloons.
Tier 9: Turquoise
A quality only achievable through 2 ways:
- Reforge a Tier 8 item with a good prefix (eg. Legendary Keybrand), or obtain a Tier 8 item with a prefix when dropped.
- Get one of the items which are impossible to get through normal gameplay (eg. Red's Wings).
Note that this is the final quality tier. Even via reforging items like Red's Wings, this quality tier cannot be topped as of 1.2.
- If an item has a bad prefix (eg. Broken), then it will go down a quality.
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Feb 25, 2004
Entering its 20th year of competition, the United States Women's National Team has played 312 games, spanning more than 28,000 minutes, scored 1,010 goals and played in more than 20 countries, but over all that time, there has been just one fight. It occurred vs. Trinidad & Tobago on Aug. 17, 1994, in qualifying for the 1995 Women's World Cup.
One would think something as rare as a fight in international women's soccer would be vividly remembered by those who were there, but the details of the one and only fist-a-cuffs ever to break out in a U.S. Women's National Team game are a bit murky. On the eve of the USA vs. T&T match in CONCACAF Women's Olympic Qualifying, a match that is guaranteed to be more civil that the 1994 meeting, Center Circle Extra attempts to piece together a strange, but true moment in U.S. Women's National Team qualification history.
These facts are undeniable: It was a balmy late summer day in Montreal, Canada, and just under 2,000 fans were in the stadium. The match was late in the second half of what would be a dominating 11-1 victory and the Trinidadians were getting frustrated as the score line increased. That frustration was manifesting itself in fouls.
From there, what happened next gets a bit hazy, but it went something like this…
What is mostly clear is that U.S. captain and central defender Carla Overbeck was in the middle of the maelstrom. Apparently, a T&T player took a run at Overbeck after she had already passed the ball away and hit her in the back of the head with a closed fist. The U.S. captain, long known to have a competitive streak unrivaled in women's soccer, boiled over. With a swift combination that would have made Muhammad Ali proud, Overbeck decked the player with a quick one-two.
As the player rose to go after Overbeck, defender Thori Staples (now Thori Bryan), who was widely known for her sweet disposition, tried to play peacemaker, racing over to grab the player from behind to prevent further exhibitions of the "sweet science."
"I just remember Thori running like a missile over to a melee," said U.S. goalkeeper Briana Scurry, who perhaps had the best view from her goal area. "I remember seeing Carla pushing a girl or something, and the player was about to punch her, then Thori comes flying in from nowhere and grabbed her in a headlock. I've seen a lot of WWF and it was a good one."
The irony of the situation was that Staples, the only one of the protagonists who didn't throw a punch, took a hard blow to the chin as the T&T player was trying to break free of her grasp. She didn't, and seconds later, players from both teams poured into "the ring," pulled the players apart and calmer heads prevailed. Both Bryan and the T&T player were ejected.
The red card was just one of five in the history of the U.S. Women's National Team and it went to the player who was just trying to break up the fight.
"The T&T player was bouncing up and down trying to get free, but Thori had a death grip on her," added Scurry. "She pretty much saved Carla because that player was about to throw a few more punches, but Thori caught her before she could. I was stunned. I stood there, like what the heck is going on? Am I really watching this? And then it was over."
To this day, Overbeck feels a little guilty that Staples was the one shown the red card, but only a little.
"It was self-defense," said the captain of the 1999 Women's World Cup champions, who ended her brilliant career with 168 caps. "But poor Thori. You see what happens when you try to be nice? I just wish I could run as fast as I punch. (The T&T player) started it and got me pretty good, but I ended it with a knock-down."
"I didn't see Carla hit anyone, and I didn't see much of the fight, I only saw Thori grabbing that player," said Julie Foudy, who was in the midfield for that match. "But this I know; never, ever blind-side Carla Overbeck. You will feel her wrath."
In a side note, Tony DiCicco, in just his second game as head coach during the transition from Anson Dorrance, was tossed as well after a heated discussion with the referee after he allegedly rushed the field. Dorrance, it should be noted, missed the whole thing as he was getting a hot dog from the concession stand.
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By TSC Shopper
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Just wanted to add that it's obvious I got a reconstituted box from returns, I got two pair of the same design, one men's pair in the wrong women's design sleeve and the sunglass pair in the wrong design sleeve as well. Not worth the hassle to call or exchange in this case. As readers they are fine if I have double of a design and the men's black frame ones are reasonably unisex though they are in the tortoise shell case. Still, TSC, not cool at all so low points on you for the obvious mish mash of returns.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Handy to have around
These are handy to have around when the time comes to use them. The 1.5 magnification is still a bit too strong and so I plan to store them for future use and get another pair at a 1 or 1.25 magnification for the occasional time I have difficulty reading a medicine bottle or cosmetic jar. The ones at the discount store are $3-$5 a pair, so the sale price for 6 of these was a good deal, I'll just have to wait before I get use of out them.
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Bought these in men's wanting them to be bigger on my face.....glad I didn't order them in women's.I must have a big head because they are a tad tight on the temples....I can still feel them when I take them off! Incentive to lose weight when your glasses don't fit! LOLI hate to say it, but I could have gone to the dollar store. Unfortunately I cut up the box, so am stuck with them. Oh well....If you can't get out, this is a good option.
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As I only need my Bifocals at work these work perfect for everyday and instead of hunting for the one pair of Bifocals, with the Readers, there can be one pair in almost every room.Considering the price, they are the best deal to be had.
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Great buyThey are Very comfortable and they look great!And I'm so glad I ordered them I have a pair in my car in my garage in the house in the basement and in my pocket
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I love these readers! I purchased a set of 5 last year. Over time I found that the arms fall off and can't be repaired. However I'm very happy with these and have purchased another set of 6.
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Seem to be good value for the money. They appear to be well made and sturdy. Like the idea of a pair of sunglasses, they should come in handy. I bought them on sale so work out to just over $3 a pair.
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I bought these glasses for my husband and he thinks their GREAT !!!!!!!!
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This is the second set of glasses I purchased. The first set served me well. I ended up by losing them or leaving them behind. I found the glasses to be good value for the money paid. I get lots of comments on how cute they are. The sunglasses are really handy, no more wearing the readers with sunglasses over. I have a pair of glasses near every phone in the house, one in my car, one at work and a couple left to transfer from purse to purse. The glass cases are cute but they don't protect the glasses when you throw them in a brief case or purse. I used old hard cases for those I toss in my purse or brief case. For those who complain that these are cheap, what do you expect, they are inexpensive. If you actually paid $100.00 a set, perhaps you could complain. These are good value.
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Abby and Zack-young, American and married - have shirked the stability of a comfortable post-graduate life in the States for Belleville, a bustling, bohemian, multicultural neighborhood in Paris. In an attempt to build a life together away from their family and friends, their passive-aggressive and aggressively passionate relationship is put to the test after an awkward afternoon discovery, a landlord's ultimatum and a cracked toenail.
Heralded by The New York Times as "thrillingly good," Belleville, the newest drama from award-winning playwright Amy Herzog (The Great God Pan, 4000 Miles, After the Revolution) and director Anne Kauffman (Detroit, This Wide Night), looks at the limits of trust, truth, deception, and dependency in a world where both love and loss can be pathological and cathartic. After premiering at Yale Repertory Theater in 2011, Herzog's Belleville, "confirms her reputation as one of the brightest new talents in the theater," says Times's critic Charles Isherwood. Ms. Herzog's critically-acclaimed play, The Great God Pan, is currently enjoying an extended, sold-out, off-Broadway run.
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Anne Kauffman's off-Broadway's credits include Detroit, Maple & Vine (Playwrights Horizons); Stunning, Slowgirl (LCT3); God's Ear (The Vineyard, New Georges); The Thugs, Sixty Miles to Silver Lake (Soho Rep); The Ladies (Cherry Lane, Dixon Place, Civilians). Regional: Becky Shaw, Body Awareness (Wilma Theater), We Have Always Lived in the Castle (Yale Rep).
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I went to visit some city chickens yesterday afternoon. Chickens! I have a fascination with chickens, but alas, it is not legal to keep them in Toronto. And even if it were legal, I do not have a backyard. Some people do keep chickens on a roof, but between the raccoons, possoms, my cat, and the neighbour's cats, I don't think it would be a happy life.
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I learned something new about chickens yesterday that gave me pause for thought. Chickens eat plants! Yes, they eat insects. And yes, they eat weeds. But they are not discerning about either, which means that if you've got a chicken and a garden living together you can expect the chickens to take a bite or two (or several) from your prized plants. The chickens I visited were penned off into a very large roaming area (the largest I have seen for 3 chickens) and they had still managed to strip the leaves off of most of the foliage in that area within just a few short months! And that's on top of their regular diet which includes lots of greens.
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